Problems using Spotify's onscreen keyboard with Samsung smart TV

 Please help! I've been trying to login to my Spotify premium account (adding it to an existing account on the TV) on my Samsung smart TV, but every time I enter my username and then choose "done" to enter my password, the onscreen keyboard no longer works! It opens again like it should, but using the TV remote, I can't actually "touch" or "click" any of the letters/keys to enter my password, so I'm literally just stuck at that screen until I exit the app. Has anyone else dealt with this??? Extremely frustrating, as I feel I'm missing something really basic. Thanks in advance!

You need some software running on your mac such as elgato's eyeconnect.
This allows your tv to stream content from the mac.
There is currently a free 30 day trial of the software.  I have it and it works fairly well although some protected content such as itunes purchased movies do not play although it has no problem streaming movies i have copied onto the mac from dvd's i own.
Drew :-)

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